Why Asians prefer to live with sexual disorders

Fall of 'DALA POOTUWA' Illegal ivory trade calls for tighter laws and more vigilance

Delhi pollution interrupts India-Sri Lanka Test

70th Human Rights Day Walk in Colombo

BMJ award 2017 for Dr. Ramya de Silva

Snaring children in the sugary drink trap

Gintota Mayhem Political Parasites Inflamed Communal Disharmony

A software to help fight dengue

On the trail of Colombo’s Dug up Roads

Petrol shortage across country Who fuelled the fuel crisis?

It's Petrol time!

New pedestrian App to nudge drivers caught napping

Rohingya refugees in Sri Lanka now all at sea

Undergrads develop shoes with sensors for patients

A research group from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Moratuwa developed a novel biomedical system for the benefit of patients suffering from diabetics, high blood 

Colombo roads flooded

Mahiyangana’s human-elephant conflict shows cracks in cultures of habitat

Modern travel facilities to city of Colombo

Cabinet paper now pushes Jumbos from pillar to post

Elephas Maximus Maximus or the Sri Lankan elephant in other words has a closer relationship with us Asians. As depicted in Hindu mythology, the much revered elephant-headed God, Ganesh, itself

Electric vehicle charging stations to be regulated

One man’s struggle to find willing donors

Kandy Perahera is a unique symbol of Sinhala Buddhist identity - Ven. Godagama Mangala Thera

Dismay As Sri Lanka Battles Inadequacies In Implementing Dengue Vaccine

Beware of Tuk Tuk scammers in Colombo : VIDEO

Getting (into) Sinhala movies

First fleet of re-fuelled oil bowsers leaves Kolonnawa

A DEVILISH SECRET LURKS BEHIND IMPORTED MILK

Curse called polythene

Red alert on Uma Oya project ! (VIDEO)

Garbage: Together, let’s turn the crisis into a blessing

The garbage disaster, which exploded at Meethotamulla on the National New Year’s Day, is still contaminated with much controversy and criticism but the government says it has a long-term plan to recycle polythene or organic waste.   

LGBTIQ visibility through Colombo PRIDE

For 13 years, Colombo PRIDE has been an exercise in increasing the visibility of the LGBTIQ community and thereby bringing to the attention of the public, the issues faced by the Community throughout Sri Lanka.